Pakistan’s lower house passes 27th constitutional amendment seeking revisions to judicial, military command 

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s lower house of parliament on Wednesday passed the contentious 27th constitutional amendment seeking major changes in the country’s judicial and military command structure by a two-thirds majority required for constitutional changes, as opposition lawmakers staged a walkout in protest. The development takes place after Pakistan’s upper house of parliament, the Senate, passed the 27th constitutional amendment by a two-thirds majority on Monday. Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar had tabled it in the lower house a day earlier.

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